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31-12-2012, 07:38 PM #21TDF Member
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31-12-2012, 07:41 PM #22Stating facts ; )
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Festive food......
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31-12-2012, 08:57 PM #23Mrs Turbanator
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I hate chocolates with biscuit or wafer in them. Like Kit Kats.
Originally Posted by Frosty the Snowman
'Every time I go in the water I don't know what I'll find. And I always return amazed at the animals that let me into their world' - Brian Skerry.
'I saw some purple slug things on the Scylla, so I squished them' - Tidders
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31-12-2012, 09:06 PM #24Red Hot Totty ;)
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Americanisms - it's an erection or a hard on be British for feks sake
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31-12-2012, 09:11 PM #25Established TDF Member
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What is it in Canada? Originally Posted by Hot Totty
Americanisms - it's an erection or a hard on be British for feks sake
If my post doesnt have a typo, then I have probably been hacked!
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31-12-2012, 09:15 PM #26Red Hot Totty ;)
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American or French Originally Posted by Paulo
What is it in Canada?
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31-12-2012, 09:16 PM #27Established TDF Member
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Both please Originally Posted by Hot Totty
American or FrenchIf my post doesnt have a typo, then I have probably been hacked!
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31-12-2012, 09:33 PM #28Red Hot Totty ;)
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According to google bander (familiar) baiser (vulgar) French - American you already know Originally Posted by Paulo
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31-12-2012, 10:14 PM #29I've got a semi by the sea
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Erm....hard on is an American FFS Originally Posted by Hot Totty
Americanisms - it's an erection or a hard on be British for feks sake
If you want to be truly British....there's a Frenchie.....that soft slushie after peak moment as everything is kind of well wet and slushie........there's Canadian....where you can't quite get it up...but can't quite shut it down (angel smiley needed).....there's an American where it's so hard it can't function.......then there's British......it gets on with the job without fuss ....dependable...reliable.....and at the end of he day.....STRONG AS BULL .....
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Middle lane drivers
Drivers that don't 'get' average speed cameras and tear past you to slam the brakes on (normally having pulled in front of you), nearly causing an accident before accelerating away again...
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